Rich and intense Lamb flavour - rarely found Cut
Hand prepared
Hand prepared to the very highest professional standards by our Master Butchers - offering superb, juicy tasting, Premium Quality Lamb, perfectly presented - in a way that we think is only fitting for such rare quality produce
Impeccable husbandry
Prepared from only truly Free Range, slow maturing, additive-free - naturally raised animals - with impeccable husbandry - on lush green pastures - and then Dry Aged to perfection
These thick-cut, bone-in Steaks are taken from the centre of the Hind Leg.
Ideally grilled to pink, Lamb Henry Steaks make a simple but effective alternative to regular Lamb Cuts - or even a Beef Steak.
Confusion
There is some confusion what Lamb Henrys actually are - but basically a Lamb Henry is a roasting joint taken from the Shoulder - whilst the Lamb Henry Steak is taken from the Leg
Also known as Lamb Gigot Steak
Lamb Henry Steaks - also known in France as Lamb Gigot Steaks - benefit from the fact that you can slice quite a few Steaks off the Leg as opposed to something like the very popular Shins where you can only get four off a carcass - making them such a Lamb Thrifty Cut
Rich and intense Lamb flavour
Lamb Henry Steaks yield a unique taste for any lover of Lamb and make a delicious, quick and easy meal - with a rich taste and an intense Lamb flavour
Those in the know
The taste is pure Lamb, as delectable as a Lamb Chop, yet there's very little fat and only a small round of bone (with a delicious nugget of Marrow for those in the know).
Though it's usually thought of as a Cut for quick cooking, it also lends itself to braising. When pan-fried or grilled 2 or 3 minutes a side, it emerges rare, tender, juicy and flavourful.
A terrific flavour.
Because these come from one of the leaner parts of the animal, and from a muscle that has had to do a fair amount of work, if not slow-grown and expertly Dry Aged - Lamb Henry Steaks have a tendency to be a little tough.
Rested before serving
But if well husbanded and not overcooked - and importantly - rested before serving - Lamb Henry Steaks reward with a terrific flavour.
Perfect for a Thrifty individual meal, as well as a cosy meal à deux - or for a low cost traditional full family meal or dinner party.
Best pan-fried. grilled, griddled, pan-fried - and occasionally braised. Also great on the Barbecue
Do have a look at our How to Cook/Related Recipes Tab for some great ways to prepare your Lamb Henry Steaks.
🚩 Not available for Collection or Delivery : 19-24 December
Free Range Lamb Henry Steaks 🚩
Rich and intense Lamb flavour - rarely found Cut
Hand prepared
Hand prepared to the very highest professional standards by our Master Butchers - offering superb, juicy tasting, Premium Quality Lamb, perfectly presented - in a way that we think is only fitting for such rare quality produce
Impeccable husbandry
Prepared from only truly Free Range, slow maturing, additive-free - naturally raised animals - with impeccable husbandry - on lush green pastures - and then Dry Aged to perfection
These thick-cut, bone-in Steaks are taken from the centre of the Hind Leg.
Ideally grilled to pink, Lamb Henry Steaks make a simple but effective alternative to regular Lamb Cuts - or even a Beef Steak.
Confusion
There is some confusion what Lamb Henrys actually are - but basically a Lamb Henry is a roasting joint taken from the Shoulder - whilst the Lamb Henry Steak is taken from the Leg
Also known as Lamb Gigot Steak
Lamb Henry Steaks - also known in France as Lamb Gigot Steaks - benefit from the fact that you can slice quite a few Steaks off the Leg as opposed to something like the very popular Shins where you can only get four off a carcass - making them such a Lamb Thrifty Cut
Rich and intense Lamb flavour
Lamb Henry Steaks yield a unique taste for any lover of Lamb and make a delicious, quick and easy meal - with a rich taste and an intense Lamb flavour
Those in the know
The taste is pure Lamb, as delectable as a Lamb Chop, yet there's very little fat and only a small round of bone (with a delicious nugget of Marrow for those in the know).
Though it's usually thought of as a Cut for quick cooking, it also lends itself to braising. When pan-fried or grilled 2 or 3 minutes a side, it emerges rare, tender, juicy and flavourful.
A terrific flavour.
Because these come from one of the leaner parts of the animal, and from a muscle that has had to do a fair amount of work, if not slow-grown and expertly Dry Aged - Lamb Henry Steaks have a tendency to be a little tough.
Rested before serving
But if well husbanded and not overcooked - and importantly - rested before serving - Lamb Henry Steaks reward with a terrific flavour.
Perfect for a Thrifty individual meal, as well as a cosy meal à deux - or for a low cost traditional full family meal or dinner party.
Best pan-fried. grilled, griddled, pan-fried - and occasionally braised. Also great on the Barbecue
Do have a look at our How to Cook/Related Recipes Tab for some great ways to prepare your Lamb Henry Steaks.
🚩 Not available for Collection or Delivery : 19-24 December
Free Range Lamb Henry Steaks 🚩
INGREDIENTS: Free Range Lamb
ALLERGEN ADVICE: For Allergens, including Cereals containing Gluten, see Ingredients in Bold.
Cook thoroughly
Free Range Lamb Henry Steaks 🚩
Always best to bring the meat to room temperature before cooking
- Pre heat the oven or grill or ensure the barbecue coals are hot.
- Now season the meat with Salt, Pepper and Herbs
- Always place fat side up in the oven or down on a Barbecue to crisp the fat
- After the Lamb has been cooking for about the right time, or is looking cooked, check the internal temperature with a meat thermometer
For this piece of meat we recommend Barbecue or Grill 5 minutes each side - oven bake for 20 minutes. They can also be pan fried 5 minutes each side
Core Temperatures using a Meat thermometer
Rare | 48-50°c | rested 52-54°c |
Medium Rare | 52-54°c | rested 56-58°c |
Medium | 56-58°c | rested 60-62°c |
Well Done | 65-68°c | rested 70-75°c |
Then for roasts rest usually 15 to 20 mins after
Free Range Lamb Henry Steaks 🚩
Cooking time 15 mins
Cooking time 30 mins to 1 hr
Cooking time 1 hr
Cooking time 2 hrs